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I'm new to the NPM. I've just set up an instance at home, and I've moved over an existing nginx proxy setup. Everything works fine, but one thing.
When I scan my site with ssllabs for example, it is saying I provide two certificates. One which is the correct one for my dns name, and a second one which is for localhost and is also self-signed.
Why do this happen? Any ideas?
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Hi,
I'm new to the NPM. I've just set up an instance at home, and I've moved over an existing nginx proxy setup. Everything works fine, but one thing.
When I scan my site with ssllabs for example, it is saying I provide two certificates. One which is the correct one for my dns name, and a second one which is for localhost and is also self-signed.
Why do this happen? Any ideas?
Thanks!
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